
ITS Optimizes Multicolor LED Technology and Low-Cost GNSS as Solution to Fishermen's Problems in Lobuk Village
Lobuk Village, located in Bluto District, Sumenep Regency, East Java, is an independent village that relies on fishing for its livelihood…
Multidisciplinary research and community service in marine and earth sciences — Pusat Studi Sains dan Teknologi Kelautan-Kebumian.
Ship structure and vibration analysis, electric fishing vessels, and submersible vehicles.
Eco-aquaculture floating buildings, alternative fuels, and energy from the ocean.
Land subsidence, micro-earthquake, and geohydrological mapping and analysis.
Geospatial information, UAV/LiDAR, and 3D cadastral mapping for regional planning.
The Marine-Earth Science and Technology Research Center (STKK) is a research and community-service center under DRPM ITS. Our vision is to be a leading center in marine and earth science and technology, advancing the vision of ITS through innovations that support industry and the maritime sector.
We lead cross-laboratory and cross-department work in ship design, aquaculture, ocean current and wave energy, land subsidence, spatial modelling, fault analysis, mining exploration, water management, geothermal, and geohydrology. Our roadmap follows the National Research Master Plan (RIRN) 2025–2045 and the SDGs, focusing on ship technology, marine and coastal areas, land potential, and the balance of ecosystems.
Marine and earth sciences across departments and laboratories.
Solutions for scientific challenges and national issues.
Warships and submarines, special and green ships, ship safety, lightweight structures, and IoT-based ship systems.
Floating structures for aquaculture and renewable energy, ocean energy, alternative fuels, offshore technology, and sea-bed modelling.
Subsurface geophysics, tectonics and volcanoes, earth resources, groundwater, GIS, UAV/LiDAR, and 3D cadastre.
Mangroves and coastal resources, seaweed cultivation, biofouling on man-made structures, and natural coastal protection.
Hydrology, micro-hydro energy, reservoir sediment, and sustainable water infrastructure and irrigation.
River morphology and hydraulics, river-channel control, shoreline change and reclamation, and river water quality.
Five years at a glance. Pick a research area to see how each topic develops from 2025 to 2029.
Share the work program and the research & community-service roadmap
Offer funding schemes and select proposals aligned with the roadmap
Carry out research and community service, monitoring progress against targets
Disseminate and implement research and community-service results
Research topics in the 2025–2029 roadmap
Community-service programs in the 2025–2029 roadmap
Clients and partners we work with
Products & services
This product was made by STKK researchers and has generated some revenue. Mining companies and vocational schools are among the parties who have taken advantage of it.
A low-cost GPS developed at ITS and used for positioning, built by STKK researcher Mokhamad Nur Cahyadi, PhD and colleagues.
Aquaculture development in South Malang, carried out in collaboration with Pertamina by STKK researcher Nur Syahroni, PhD.
An affordable GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) solution designed for high-precision mapping and survey work. It uses a U-blox F9R receiver with sub-centimetre accuracy. It is also used to map PDAM water meters in Surabaya with the Fast Tagging Method.
A portable LiDAR system designed for ease of use: the operator simply carries it in a backpack. A 360-degree camera gives a wider, more detailed view, and the combination produces dense point clouds for more accurate, realistic 3D models.
KORA KORA is an Android smartphone application that supports the safety of fishing vessels by showing whether a vessel is stable.
A collaboration between ITS and the Ministry of Social Affairs in Kusamba Village, Bali, on post-harvest salt processing and product diversification. The tunnel system raises salt productivity, saves labour and time, and does not depend on the weather. Led by Prof. Ir. Sjarief Widjaja, Ph.D (ITS Naval Architecture).
A low-cost drone LiDAR developed as an alternative to expensive imported products.

Lobuk Village, located in Bluto District, Sumenep Regency, East Java, is an independent village that relies on fishing for its livelihood…













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